Difference between load() and get() methods
While going through the Magento code I have been seeing a lot of instances of:
$objectName->load($foo)
or
$objectName->get($foo)
and I was wondering, what is the difference between the 'load' and 'get' methods?
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While going through the Magento code I have been seeing a lot of instances of:
$objectName->load($foo)
or
$objectName->get($foo)
and I was wondering, what is the difference between the 'load' and 'get' methods?
methods object
asked 8 hours ago
Degnan
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While going through the Magento code I have been seeing a lot of instances of:
$objectName->load($foo)
or
$objectName->get($foo)
and I was wondering, what is the difference between the 'load' and 'get' methods?
methods object
asked 8 hours ago
Degnan
304
While going through the Magento code I have been seeing a lot of instances of:
$objectName->load($foo)
or
$objectName->get($foo)
and I was wondering, what is the difference between the 'load' and 'get' methods?
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Degnan
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asked 8 hours ago
Degnan
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asked 8 hours ago
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If you have to talk about the load and get at Magento2.
Then let me clear that
load() is the function of Model class.
get()is a function of Repository class of service contract.
Both are used for fetch the data of particular u entity like Product, Cms Page etc using Primary key.
But load function is deprecated at Magento 2, You have to use the repository class for getting particular table/entity data.
See detail When Should We Use a Repository and Factory in Magento 2?
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
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answered 8 hours ago
Amit Bera♦
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In short, In Magento2 the best way is to use the service contract get() when it's possible, if it's not available you can use ResourceModel to save the entities, however the load() like save() also, are a deprecated method.
You can see :
Why use Service contract
Deprecated save and load methods in Abstract Model
answered 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
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If you have to talk about the load and get at Magento2.
Then let me clear that
load() is the function of Model class.
get()is a function of Repository class of service contract.
Both are used for fetch the data of particular u entity like Product, Cms Page etc using Primary key.
But load function is deprecated at Magento 2, You have to use the repository class for getting particular table/entity data.
See detail When Should We Use a Repository and Factory in Magento 2?
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
answered 8 hours ago
Amit Bera♦
57k1372170
add a comment |
If you have to talk about the load and get at Magento2.
Then let me clear that
load() is the function of Model class.
get()is a function of Repository class of service contract.
Both are used for fetch the data of particular u entity like Product, Cms Page etc using Primary key.
But load function is deprecated at Magento 2, You have to use the repository class for getting particular table/entity data.
See detail When Should We Use a Repository and Factory in Magento 2?
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
answered 8 hours ago
Amit Bera♦
57k1372170
add a comment |
If you have to talk about the load and get at Magento2.
Then let me clear that
load() is the function of Model class.
get()is a function of Repository class of service contract.
Both are used for fetch the data of particular u entity like Product, Cms Page etc using Primary key.
But load function is deprecated at Magento 2, You have to use the repository class for getting particular table/entity data.
See detail When Should We Use a Repository and Factory in Magento 2?
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
answered 8 hours ago
Amit Bera♦
57k1372170
If you have to talk about the load and get at Magento2.
Then let me clear that
load() is the function of Model class.
get()is a function of Repository class of service contract.
Both are used for fetch the data of particular u entity like Product, Cms Page etc using Primary key.
But load function is deprecated at Magento 2, You have to use the repository class for getting particular table/entity data.
See detail When Should We Use a Repository and Factory in Magento 2?
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
answered 8 hours ago
Amit Bera♦
57k1372170
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
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edited 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
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In short, In Magento2 the best way is to use the service contract get() when it's possible, if it's not available you can use ResourceModel to save the entities, however the load() like save() also, are a deprecated method.
You can see :
Why use Service contract
Deprecated save and load methods in Abstract Model
answered 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
add a comment |
In short, In Magento2 the best way is to use the service contract get() when it's possible, if it's not available you can use ResourceModel to save the entities, however the load() like save() also, are a deprecated method.
You can see :
Why use Service contract
Deprecated save and load methods in Abstract Model
answered 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
add a comment |
In short, In Magento2 the best way is to use the service contract get() when it's possible, if it's not available you can use ResourceModel to save the entities, however the load() like save() also, are a deprecated method.
You can see :
Why use Service contract
Deprecated save and load methods in Abstract Model
answered 6 hours ago
PЯINCƏ
7,58621136
In short, In Magento2 the best way is to use the service contract get() when it's possible, if it's not available you can use ResourceModel to save the entities, however the load() like save() also, are a deprecated method.
You can see :
Why use Service contract
Deprecated save and load methods in Abstract Model
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